AUSTRALIAN F CLASS CAPTAINS SELECTED FOR CANADA

AUSTRALIAN F CLASS CAPTAINS SELECTED FOR NZ MATCH – BELMONT 2016

The NRAA Board are pleased to announce that the following people were selected as Captains for the two F Class Teams competing at the World Teams Championships in Canada during August 2017 plus the Trans-Tasman Match vs NZ

F Class Captains for Canada

Captain – F Open Team - Canada – Mr David McNamara

Captain – F TR Team - Canada – Mr Rod Mahon

F Class Trans-Tasman Match vs NZ – Belmont in June 2016

F Open Captain – Mr Bob…

The NRAA has re-instituted a National Ranking System which is now permanently in place on the NRAA website.

The system has been extended to included B and C Grade rankings and there are two pages on display; one for A Grade Rankings in all disciplines and the other for B & C Grades where appropriate.

The Ranking System is calculated using result percentages from the National Grading System. Shooters who have registered a minimum of 5 scores are included in calculations, with the maximum being the most recent 8 scores. Each time a competition is entered into the National Grading…

The NRAA have examined the nominations for positions to both the F Class F Open and FTR teams which closed on the 11th September.

Unfortunately there are nowhere near enough nominations to form anywhere near a viable team in either F Open or FTR.

A reminder to everyone that full teams in each discipline are composed of 16 members in each. In order for teams to be viable it is felt that we should field as near as possible to full teams. It is also proper procedure to appoint a separate Captain for each team. The ICFRA competition conditions also…

by Marty Lobert

The NQRA national F Class teams have just completed their campaign in the bi-annual national F Class competition held at Belmont.

At the nationals it was clearly evident that the standard of F Class across the nation has increased exponentially with the competition in each discipline being both very fierce and extremely tight.

All NQRA teams acquitted themselves very well and in fact the NQRA was the only region to have a team finish in the top 3 in EVERY discipline. This level of competitiveness across the board indicates the high standard of NQRA shooters across the board.

MEDIA PRESS RELEASE

Wednesday 12 August 2015

Media Contact: Sunita Miranda, Shooting Australia Media & Communications Manager on 0431 442 204 or sunita@shootingaustralia.org

Stock and Station agent Ben Emms (Central Tablelands, NSW) has been crowned the new World Champion, claiming the title with confidence in the World Individual Long Range Championships, at Camp Perry, Ohio.

Making history as the first Australian to win this World Championship, an event introduced in 1992, Emms displayed enormous talent at this ‘marathon of shooting’, the pinnacle event in long-range fullbore rifle shooting.

Emms finished on the top of the leader-board, with a score of…

SPECIAL NOTE TO FTR F CLASS SHOOTERS

Could you please note and pass on the following information to other shooters concerning the latest alterations to the FTR Rules. NOTE That I have issued some rulings about FTR below in this document.

I have had quite a few queries concerning interpretation of some of the new FTR Rules that were issued in the SSR’s as at 1st July 2015.

Over the last few days I have been in close consultation with the International Members of the ICFRA F Class Rules committee. Some of the new ICFRA rules are fairly brief and…

HISTORY

As at July 2015

The NRAA acknowledges and recognises the growth and importance of F Class within the NRAA movement. F Class records go back as far as 2004 and perhaps even further with one grade in F Standard and a small F Open contingent. Rapid growth led to the introduction of Grades for F Standard and F Open began to grow rapidly once the move to Standard targets was made.

At the 2013 AGM, the NRAA was instructed to include FTR as a discipline mainly because of it being International. Growth in all areas has been remarkable with…

NEW SSR’s – Effective July 1st 2015.

PLUS

Alterations and Additions to the SSR’s passed at the NRAA Board Meeting – May 2015

1. NEW NATIONAL GRADING SYSTEM

The Board approved the adoption of the new National Grading System as from July 1st 2015. The whole of Chapter 12 of the SSR’s has been replaced.

2. ALTERED CUT-OFF POINTS for Target Rifle Grading.

After some discussion the Board decided to set the Cut-off points for Target Rifle Grading as follows:-

A Grade 97.0 and above

B Grade 92.0 and under 97.0

C Grade Under 92.0

Please note that the Board…

There is a DRAFT Version of the Rules now available:-

NOTE:- This is a Draft Version and there may be additional Changes after the next NRAA Board Meeting in May 2105.

There are quite a few Minor Changes in the Draft. To see a list of these these have a look at this document. Note:- This is not the Full Draft. To download the DRAFT SSR’s see below near the end of this document.

MAJOR CHANGES

1. A whole new Chapter 12 for the NRAA Grading System has been included. Note that the Cut-Off points for Target Rifle Grading are…

Alterations and Additions to the SSR’s

These Alterations & Additions to the SSR’s will become Effective as at July 1st 2015

The following will be included in the next Version (Ver. 4) of the SSR’s which will be published electronically in May-June 2015 and become effective as at July 1st 2015.

Copies of this document have been published on the NRAA Website and sent to all State Associations asking them to distribute it to their members and publish it on their own web sites. This was done in April 2015.

Rule alterations and additions are as follows:-

1. Alterations to…